Since the inception of mass produced tea bags, there has been an ongoing debate between which is better.
For the passionate tea lover, the choice is undoubtedly loose leaf.
But there is an increasing number of them moving to tea bags partly due to the improvement of it’s production process.
The dose is a term used to refer to the amount of coffee ground used to prepare a serving of coffee.
As different cafes or baristas would have their own recipes, it is no surprise to find that there is no standard dose used by the majority of cafes.
Even different espresso machines might require different doses for brewing due to the manner in which they are built to operate.
A density table is a piece of equipment used to sort higher quality coffee beans from regular beans.
Sometimes also referred to as the Oliver table, density tables are slightly tiled and use vibration that causes beans to move about.
The logic is that denser beans would move to the top side of the table while the less dense ones move to the bottom.
Mason jars basically refer to glass jars with openings that can be sealed air-tight.
There are various manners in which the sealing is done. And most, if not all, of them uses a rubber or silicone ring along the mouth of the container.
This seal is often used for the storing and preservation of foodstuff for later consumption.